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Learning Objectives

At the end of this simulation, you will be able to:

Set up the necessary equipment for conducting a titration.
Provide explanations for the purpose of each component in the titration apparatus.
Outline the typical steps involved in a colorimetric acid-base titration and its practical applications.
Conduct a titration experiment as part of the procedure.
Detail the functions of the three primary reagents utilized in titration: the sample, the titrant, and the indicator
Elaborate on the concept of the titration endpoint and the significance of the indicator in this process.
Emphasize the importance of using high-precision volumetric materials when conducting a titration.
Compute the concentration of the solution being titrated based on the outcomes of the titration experiment.

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